What is the cause of left testicle drooping?

The testicles are an essential part of the male reproductive system. Once they become diseased, they may cause diseases of the entire urinary system and affect our health, and may even cause male infertility. The consequences are imaginable. Therefore, when testicular ptosis occurs, we must pay enough attention to it. So, what is the cause of the left testicular ptosis? Let's take a detailed look below.

1. Orchitis. When a man has orchitis, it will cause severe drooping. If the affected testicle is examined, the skin will be red and swollen, the testicle will be enlarged, and there will be a noticeable drooping feeling and pain.

2. Varicose veins. I believe everyone should know that when you have varicocele, your scrotum will have vascular protrusions like earthworms, so the testicles will droop. In addition, varicocele will also cause scrotal enlargement, local swelling, and obvious pain. It is often aggravated by fatigue and the disease will only be relieved when lying on your side.

3. Prostatitis. When you have prostatitis, you will experience abnormal testicular ptosis, and other symptoms include urinary urgency and pain.

Nowadays, when men themselves have this disease problem, if they do not want their health to suffer serious damage due to this disease problem, they should first confirm the disease problem caused by themselves. Only in this way can patients solve their own disease problems in time and prevent their health from suffering serious damage.

The above is an introduction to what causes left testicle ptosis. I hope it will be helpful for everyone's understanding. The factors that cause left testicle ptosis are mainly caused by these diseases. When it occurs, it is best to go to a regular hospital for a comprehensive diagnosis. Only by clarifying the condition can targeted treatment be carried out to get rid of the disease as soon as possible.